vrcanaries Chapter 1469
Chapter 1469
After taking a look around, Zhang Yi said to Chen Jingguan, "We must do a good job of coastal defense! There will basically be no more enemies on land in the future. We must be wary of enemies at sea."
Chen Jingguan scratched his head. "But our armed forces were basically exhausted last time. And we don't have enough manpower."
Zhang Yi said calmly, "Don't worry about that. I've already requested a batch of weapons from Blizzard City."
He and Chen Jingguan returned to the shelter and directly placed the large number of weapons in the armory.
There are more than twenty huge coastal defense cannons, sufficient weapons and ammunition, and many other heavy weapons.
With these weapons, any enemy ships within 30 kilometers of the coastline can be intercepted.
Chen Jingguan was very happy when he saw these weapons. He immediately promised to arrange for their deployment and train his soldiers to operate them.
Later, Zhang Yi also got the icebreaker he wanted.
Chen Jingguan assigned him several veteran sailors, and Zhang Yi took the women in his family and left Tianhai City to travel in the coastal areas.
Zhang Yi is very cautious and will not go near deep water areas.
The boat sails along the edge of the ice near the coast, allowing everyone to enjoy the sea view and experience the fun of sea fishing.
Although we didn't run too far, it was still a long journey compared to the past, so everyone's face was filled with smiles.
Zhang Yi’s space is fully equipped with all the fishing gear.
Everyone wore cold-proof clothes and braved the biting cold wind on the deck, trying hard to use frozen fish blocks as bait and throw them into the sea to catch big fish.
Everyone had a fishing rod and they were all very excited at the beginning.
But after an hour, no one had caught any fish.
Not to mention catching any fish, there wasn't even a bite.
"What's going on? Did all the fish in the coastal waters freeze to death?"
Zhang Yi touched his chin and said in confusion.
Liang Yue stared at his hands in frustration, muttering, "These hands of mine have lifted swords weighing hundreds of pounds and shattered bluestone slabs. How come I can't even catch a fish?"
The old sailor on the ship was named Tian Shouyi, and people called him Lao Tian. He was a bearded and generous man in his forties.
Seeing this scene, he came over and explained with a laugh.
"Mr. Zhang, you don't know this, do you? The surface water temperature is too low, so the fish are swimming downwards."
Zhang Yi leaned on the railing and asked with a smile, "Doesn't that mean that if we want to catch big fish, we can only go to the deep sea?"
Lao Tian said, "Fishing is indeed difficult. We use trawl nets to catch fish. However, we don't recommend you go to deep sea areas."
Zhang Yi chuckled and said, "Don't worry. For me, the most meaningful thing is the scenery at this moment."
He turned his head to look at the side. Zhou Ke'er, Yang Xinxin and others were holding fishing rods in their hands, staring intently at the floating ice on the water. Even the biting cold wind and the red faces could not stop their enthusiasm for fishing.
This comfortable scene is enough to make Zhang Yi feel satisfied.
Old Tian nodded and felt relieved.
But he also murmured, "Although fishing near the coast is a bit difficult, it's still a bit strange that not a single fish has been caught for so long!"
No one noticed that when their large ship was quietly parked in the sea, a huge shadow slowly emerged from the water.
Liang Yue noticed something was wrong at the first moment.
"Hey, why is the water dark?"
She glanced down, and her pupils immediately constricted.
"There's something under the water!!"
Liang Yue's voice was very urgent, which immediately attracted the attention of Zhang Yi and Tian Shouyi.
Zhang Yi turned around and saw the huge black shadow under the water.
Its size was so huge that even Zhang Yi couldn't help but be shocked.
The length of Xiaoyao is 62 meters, and the underwater shadow has not yet completely surfaced, but it is almost half the size of the hull!